Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 342
... kind of Man . Sir , vourite topic of a mighty good kind of man , you may make him agree , that I have always thought your migh- it is very hot , very cold , very cloudy , ty good kind of man to be a very a fine sunshine , or it rains ...
... kind of Man . Sir , vourite topic of a mighty good kind of man , you may make him agree , that I have always thought your migh- it is very hot , very cold , very cloudy , ty good kind of man to be a very a fine sunshine , or it rains ...
Page 343
... kind of man that we be a mighty good kind of young met in the Strand . You would have man ; and this even placid turn of thought they were brothers , and that mind has recommended him to no they had not seen one another for small ...
... kind of man that we be a mighty good kind of young met in the Strand . You would have man ; and this even placid turn of thought they were brothers , and that mind has recommended him to no they had not seen one another for small ...
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... kind of ty good kind of man is anxious to know what sort of a wife I have picked out for him . man . I must own , that a good man , and a man of sense , certainly should The mighty good sort of woman have every thing that this kind of ...
... kind of ty good kind of man is anxious to know what sort of a wife I have picked out for him . man . I must own , that a good man , and a man of sense , certainly should The mighty good sort of woman have every thing that this kind of ...
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